
Hyatt Regency Times Square
Best for theatergoers and large groups who want to be in the heart of Times Square and Midtown events.
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Hyatt Regency Times Square is a newly renovated, 46-story Midtown hotel with 795 rooms steps from Times Square — aimed at travelers who want immediate access to Broadway, shopping, and a large event footprint. The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York is a landmark five-star hotel on Fifth Avenue facing Central Park — best for travelers seeking classic New York luxury and park views.
Updated · about 1.0 km apart

Best for theatergoers and large groups who want to be in the heart of Times Square and Midtown events.

Best for travelers who want a classic Fifth Avenue luxury stay with Central Park views and refined service.
When Hyatt Regency Times Square wins: choose Hyatt if you want to be in the center of the Theater District and Times Square, need lots of guest rooms or meeting/ballroom capacity, or prefer a modern, large-scale hotel with an all-day lobby restaurant and lively bar.
When The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York wins: pick The Pierre if you want a traditional five-star Fifth Avenue address, quieter access to Central Park, designer toiletries and smaller, more classic luxury accommodations with an upscale on-site restaurant.
Bottom line: Hyatt Regency Times Square is the practical choice for access to Broadway, group events and a modern high-rise experience; The Pierre is the choice for classic New York luxury, park-facing rooms and a Fifth Avenue location.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Times Square | The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large modern high-rise; lively, theater-district energy | Classic five-star landmark; formal, park-facing luxury |
| Location | Midtown Manhattan — steps from Times Square and Broadway | Fifth Avenue at East 61st St — facing Central Park |
| Size | 795 rooms across 46 stories | 189 rooms |
| Ages / access | All ages welcome; primary guest must be 21+ to check in | All ages welcome; standard hotel policies apply (minimum check-in age not published) |
| Pools | No on-site pool | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | CUE 48 (all-day modern American restaurant) and Cue48 Bar | Perrine (French fine-dining) and a bar/lounge; room service available |
| Spa & wellness | On-site fitness center; no spa | Spa services on site (reservations required) |
| Known for | Immediate Times Square/Broadway access and large event spaces | Prestigious Fifth Avenue/Central Park location and classic luxury |
| Meeting & events | Extensive meeting footprint and multiple ballrooms (4,300+ sq ft combined; 30,000+ sq ft under renovation) | Conference/meeting rooms and small conference space (22 sq ft listed; meeting rooms available) |
| Pet policy | Pet-friendly for one dog up to 45 lbs (fee, rules apply) | Pet services available (pet-sitting and food bowls listed); pet fee published as USD 75 per pet per night in supplier listing |
Hyatt sits on Broadway between 48th–49th Streets, one block south of Times Square and in the Theater District.
The Hyatt is the most convenient option if you want immediate access to Broadway and the neon action of Times Square.
The Pierre sits on Fifth Avenue at East 61st Street, facing Central Park and near high-end Fifth Avenue shopping.
The Pierre is the pick for travelers who want Fifth Avenue prestige and easy access to Central Park.
Hyatt Regency Times Square offers a large selection of modern rooms across 795 renovated guest rooms.
Choose Hyatt for newer, high-capacity rooms with Times Square or city views and consistent modern finishes.
The Pierre provides smaller inventory with a range of classic luxury room types, including Park View and a variety of suites.
The Pierre is better if you want traditional, smaller-scale luxury rooms and many suite options with park views.
Hyatt's dining centers on one all-day venue designed for pre/post-theatre crowds.
Hyatt is a practical, all-day dining spot for theatregoers and busy Midtown schedules.
The Pierre focuses on a single signature fine-dining restaurant plus room service.
The Pierre suits travelers seeking a formal single-restaurant experience with refined service.
Hyatt Regency Times Square does not have a pool; the hotel emphasizes location and event space instead.
Expect no pool at the Hyatt — activity is city-based rather than resort-style leisure on-site.
The Pierre's supplier listing does not list a pool; the property's signature feature is its Fifth Avenue/park-facing location.
The Pierre is about classic location and in-house luxury services (spa), not on-site pool time.
Hyatt focuses on fitness access and a lively lobby-bar scene rather than spa services.
Hyatt fits guests who want to stay active and socialize near Broadway rather than seek in-hotel spa treatments.
The Pierre provides spa services and a quieter, more formal evening atmosphere near Fifth Avenue and the park.
The Pierre is better for guests who prioritize in-house spa services and quiet, upscale evenings by Central Park.

Hyatt Regency Times Square — steps from Broadway, TKTS and the Theater District.

The Pierre — a landmark Fifth Avenue address with park-facing rooms and classic luxury service.

Hyatt Regency Times Square — extensive ballroom and meeting-space options across a large inventory of rooms.

The Pierre — multiple named suites including Pierre Suite and Presidential/Tata suite options and traditional five-star service.
Hyatt Regency Times Square — it’s steps from Broadway and the Theater District, ideal for pre- or post-show dining.
The Pierre — located on Fifth Avenue facing Central Park, it offers a quieter, more classic New York setting.
Hyatt has no pool and no spa; The Pierre lists spa services on site but no pool is published in its listing.
Hyatt Regency Times Square — it offers a very large meeting and ballroom footprint suitable for conferences and large receptions.
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